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A photograph of two golden metal statues in a temple setting. On the left, a golden figure wears a white head wrap with gold borders, a white garment with gold edging, layered gold and white beaded necklaces, a red tilak on the forehead, and raises one palm in blessing. On the right, a golden deity murti wears a tall jeweled crown, a red garment, ornate silver-white and gold necklaces, and holds a ceremonial staff. Both are garlanded with pink flower strings and yellow marigolds, with a red cloth backdrop and carved gold architecture behind them.

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October 24 20062006-10-24October 16 20062006-10-16Two golden metal murti statues of a male and female deity are decorated with garlands of yellow marigolds, pink and red flowers, and green leaves for a procession or ritual setting. The male figure wears a cream and gold turban-like cloth, white lace-patterned chest ornament, layered gold necklaces and white lace earrings, with his right hand raised in blessing. The female figure wears a red blouse, a white lace-patterned chest piece, gold necklaces and a tall crown with flowers, holding a staff. A printed date stamp reads 15.10.2006 at lower right. These are statues, not physically present people.2006-10-15October 21 20062006-10-21October 22 20062006-10-22October 20 20062006-10-20October 23 20062006-10-23October 23 20062006-10-23Two deity murtis, gilded metal figures seated side by side and decorated for worship, fill the frame. The figure on the left wears a bright orange turban, white dhoti-like garment, layered beaded necklaces and a rudraksha-style mala, with one hand raised in blessing. The figure on the right wears a jewelled crown and heavy ornate necklaces and holds a lotus-like object. Both are framed by dense garlands of red and pink roses, white jasmine strings and green leaves, with a dark maroon cloth draped behind them. These are statues, not living people, so no physical people are present.2013-04-14October 14 20062006-10-14October 23 20062006-10-23October 20 20062006-10-20